Electric Tippmann

Dye, autocockers, and tippmann, are three completely different things, and hopefully will stay different.

EDIT: and about your last choice..the Dye guns such as the DM3/DM4/DM5 or the other matrixes are semi- and so are most autocockers.

Edited by Ariakon_Eagle

an A-5 with E-grip, a good barrel and comp air can keep up just fine..

by good barrel I do not mean flatline. maybe a lapco snapshot.

unsticky this now

Alright I'm new to this Forum thing how do you unsticky something?

Sadly, many new or inexperienced players, rather than taking the time and making the errot to improve their own marksmanship and proficiency, instead throw cash at the problem and invest in high rates of fire as a crutch. This is unfortunate, because they never really develop the same skills that a player would who plays with a mechanical semi or even a pump, and has to learn to make shots count, and to sue tactics adn strategy. Look at the Speedball team the Blowfish- they use pump guns exclusively, and I've seen video of them cleaning the floor with speedball teams throwing out amssive rates of fire, all because they cna fire that single shot with deadly accuracy. That ONLy comes with practice, and an intimate knowledge of your marker and its capabilities. Don't go the route of investing in pure rate of fire. First, playa s much as you can and learn to shoot instinctively and accurately. Then, tweak and upgrade your marker for ACCURACY- a better abrrel, a regulated air source, etc. Then, by the time you finally dump the cash for that e-grip and Halo-B hopper, you'll find you don't even always need the massive rate of fire, ebcause you're hitting the guy by your third shot while he throws a line of paint at you that just clean misses.

I'm far more respectful of a player who can shoot two balls a second accurately than I am of one who can shoot 20 without much ability to hit anything. I'd rather have a good player on my team than one with a lot of money to compensate for lack of skill.